Chemistry, asked by deepesh08, 1 year ago

A metal nitrate 'A' on heating gives yellowish brown colored metal oxide along with brown gas 'B' and a colorless gas 'C'. Aqueous solution of 'A' on reaction with potassium iodine forms a yellow precipitate of compound 'D'. Identify A,B,C,D. Identify the types of both reaction. Metal present in A is used in making paints.

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Answered by Haezel
144

Answer:

A= Lead nitrate

It is a metal which gives yellowish brown colored metal oxide along with NO2. Lead nitrate is used in the manufacture of paints.

B=NO2 gas  

No2 (nitrogen dioxide) is the compound formed as a product when lead nitrate is heated.

i. It has the molar mass number as 46.06g/mol.

ii. It is mostly a gas which appears in brown in color.

iii. It also has the density value of 1.880g dm^-3.

iv. It is soluble in nitric acid.

C=O2 gas  

Oxygen gas is a colorless gas formed here in the above chemical equation as a product when lead nitrate on heating.

ii. It is one of the components in the earth.

iii. It exists in many wide variety of colors.

D=lead iodide.

Answered by maneeshpodili
66

Answer:

A= Lead nitrate

B=NO2

C=O2 gas  

D=lead iodide.

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